The Master of Science in Aging Studies at the University of Regina is designed for individuals passionate about addressing the complex challenges and opportunities presented by Canada's rapidly aging population. This unique postgraduate program, the only one of its kind in the prairie provinces, provides you with advanced knowledge in both the psychosocial and biological aspects of aging. You will develop critical research skills through interdisciplinary training, preparing you to contribute meaningfully to the growing field of gerontology and support the evolving needs of older adults. This degree is ideal for those seeking to advance their careers in research, healthcare, or policy related to aging.
This thesis-based Master of Science is studied full-time on campus over two years, immersing you in a rigorous academic environment. Your studies will encompass core courses exploring end-of-life issues, physiological changes in aging, health promotion, and advanced research methods. You will conduct original research for your thesis, focusing on either the psychosocial or biological dimensions of aging, which prepares you for doctoral studies or professional research careers. You will graduate with the expertise and research capabilities to make a significant impact in the field of aging studies.